cb@sequoia.execu.com (Christopher D. Brown) (10/05/90)
A source (now forgotten) indicated that the IBM software package "PC 3270 Emulation Program, Version 3.0" provides MS Windows compatible support for IBM's 3270 board. Further research finds that this product has been replaced/renamed by "PC Personal Communications/3270" Can anyone confirm or deny this information? Thanks in advance. Chris -- Christopher D. Brown Digital: {uunet|cs.utexas.edu}!execu!cb Analog: (512) 327-7070 Physical: Execucom, 108 Wild Basin Road, Two Wild Basin, Austin, TX 78764
cb@sequoia.UUCP ("Christopher D. Brown") (10/05/90)
A source (now forgotten) indicated that the IBM software package "PC 3270 Emulation Program, Version 3.0" provides MS Windows compatible support for IBM's 3270 board. Further research finds that this product has been replaced/renamed by "PC Personal Communications/3270" Can anyone confirm or deny this information? Thanks in advance. Chris -- Christopher D. Brown Digital: {uunet|cs.utexas.edu}!execu!cb Analog: (512) 327-7070 Physical: Execucom, 108 Wild Basin Road, Two Wild Basin, Austin, TX 78764
ISPJM@TAIVM1.BITNET (Philip Mire) (10/05/90)
On Thu, 4 Oct 90 17:40:48 GMT Christopher D. Brown said: >A source (now forgotten) indicated that the IBM software package > "PC 3270 Emulation Program, Version 3.0" >provides MS Windows compatible support for IBM's 3270 board. Further >research finds that this product has been replaced/renamed by > "PC Personal Communications/3270" Yes, PC 3270 Emulation Program has been replaced by the newer product PC Personal Communications/3270. As to its compatability under MS-Windows I can't tell you but we do run both products on this campus and several differing versions of PC 3270 Emu. Program. /| Computing & Information Services \'o.O' Texas A&I University =(___)= Texas A&I BITNET TechRep Kingsville, TX 78363 U Phone (512)595-2406 +--------------------------- ACK! THPTPHH! ---------------------------+ ISPJM@TAIVM1.BITNET ISPJM@TAIVM1.taiu.edu
goodearl@world.UUCP (Robert Goodearl) (10/10/90)
In article <25349@sequoia.execu.com> cb@sequoia.execu.com (Christopher D. Brown) writes: >A source (now forgotten) indicated that the IBM software package > "PC 3270 Emulation Program, Version 3.0" >provides MS Windows compatible support for IBM's 3270 board. Further >research finds that this product has been replaced/renamed by > "PC Personal Communications/3270" There is a new product called "IBM Windows Connection 2.0" which provides support for 3270 and 5250 connections. Interestingly, it the interface is via DDE rather than the standard HLLAPI that is provided for OS/2. Digital Communications Associates (IRMA) provides a HLLAPI interface and the other major package (whose name escapes me at the moment) provides a package that is sort of like HLLAPI, but breaks out the calls as individual subroutine calls that take a window handle in addition to the standard parameters. -- Bob Goodearl -- goodearl@world.std.com
goodearl@world.std.com (Robert Goodearl) (10/10/90)
In article <25349@sequoia.execu.com> cb@sequoia.execu.com (Christopher D. Brown) writes: >A source (now forgotten) indicated that the IBM software package > "PC 3270 Emulation Program, Version 3.0" >provides MS Windows compatible support for IBM's 3270 board. Further >research finds that this product has been replaced/renamed by > "PC Personal Communications/3270" There is a new product called "IBM Windows Connection 2.0" which provides support for 3270 and 5250 connections. Interestingly, it the interface is via DDE rather than the standard HLLAPI that is provided for OS/2. Digital Communications Associates (IRMA) provides a HLLAPI interface and the other major package (whose name escapes me at the moment) provides a package that is sort of like HLLAPI, but breaks out the calls as individual subroutine calls that take a window handle in addition to the standard parameters. -- Bob Goodearl -- goodearl@world.std.com